This scene, which opens Alysa Nahmias’s documentary, Cookie Queens, is not a marketing class but a Girl Scout meeting. The film, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, follows girls of varying ages during the organization’s cookie selling season. Girl Scout Cookies sells over 250 million boxes, making $800 million annually in just six weeks, a bright pink title card in the film reads. In order to attend Girl Scout camp, for example, Shannon Elizabeth, an 8-year-old from El Paso, TX needs to sell 2750 boxes of cookies. They “sacrifice all their time to sell cookies” to meet their goals and recoup costs, Olive told Bon Appétit.